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so under water hotel is your complex stuff?

anyway, Magafuli is a denier of Science so I don't expect you to know better.

Kazikazi:
where are my friends from Ghana? I wanna show them the underwater hotel.its the only complex stuff found in Africa.Where r they?

Actually, there are slums and there are slum



WHEN you enter Nairobi, you find a worse kind



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb3rV5mhpmQ

WHY do Kenyan officers treat their fellows like animals?

gallivant:
A slum is a slum. The only level is if they are on stilts like makoko.

in which law?

zombie child

gallivant:
That's actually copyright infringement sakawa boy.

its called marketing

Austine1213:
Lol did they just say african disney

Kill me one more time

gallivant:
Start your slum tourism in Accra hobbit and save your meagre Cedis.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbsK56GqW_I

these are fare better off

That place has been cleaned up to a large extent after 2 electronic recycling facilities came onboard

Equating that to extra judicial killings and the terrible slum life in Mathare only makes you lame

gallivant:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mleQVO1Vd1I

their officers are just too emboldened

vaxx:
ok the police bullet or the virus . Which one is killing the most in nai-robbery?

This is just too depressing to watch


The depravity in Nairobi is too much
Slums too nasty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb3rV5mhpmQ

okay oh

Anyway Greater Accra has 23k road network
The entire Area is built up leaving small patches of lands here and there whose owners haven't used.

rvp2018:
You mean CBD is Nairobi city? When Kenya's constitution was being written; it was agreed the boundaries would remain as of 1966!

So Nairobi county is Nairobi city as of the 1960s....about half of the people who work in Nairobi...live in the metro. They commute to Nairobi and go back to their bedroom.

Nairobi city or county has 15,000kms with 7,500 paved as of 2009. Accept and move on.

We can find figures of Nairobi Metro - because we have Nairobi Metropolitan Dev Authority

rvp2018:
Nairobi city is Nairobi County. All built up except for national park and forest. Nairobi metro includes huge parts of Kiambu, Machakos and Kajiado counties.

We all know what Nairobi city is, you've been posting it for 7000 pages already.
It does not include the suburbs.

That is the Nairobi that i asked for it roads.

As you could see, i posted only Accra roads and not Greater Accra roads.

rvp2018:
According to the Kenya Roads Board (KRB) road inventory and conditions survey conducted in 2009, Nairobi has a total road length of 14,719 km, 53% (7,730 km)of which are paved [6].

Yes I'm even looking at the document

The Nairobi they referred to was Nairobi county and not Nairobi city

The entire county has 14,719km of roads, if you have taken your time and read further
You could have realised it. But you were in a hurry to have something to post.

rvp2018:
There is no quality video from Ghana to drive the point home?

did he not post it for your view?

and those are the only things in Nairobi metro

we have too many of them here

rvp2018:
I will ran out of time - drone shots - are conclusive. You have seen Kiambu and now Athi river. Those are Nairobi metro.

You have a long way to go.

In your own gov estimation, you'll get to Nairobi of 1980s in 2050s.

rvp2018:
I posted the figures - and what more did you want me to post - the videos?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V20NJKN-f6c&t=359s

I simply asked you for Nairobi city road and you had to resort to the entire country road figures.

Was my Engish not clear enough

rvp2018:
Okay why is Ghanian posting RSA estates? Can't compete with Nairobi Metro?

cos he wanted to show you what the quality levels are

Okay, now we can diagnose you with glaucoma

rvp2018:
I didn't see a single tree. I saw what would pass for social housing in Kenya.

im not doing guess work
But because you couldn't even post Nairobi city road and resulted to Nairobi county road network, I just had to show you how much roads Greater Accra had.

Honesty is too hard for you.

Nairobi county has 50% of all the paved roads in Kenya. That is how pathetic it is.

rvp2018:
Now we are into guesswork. Greate Accra. We haven't touched Nairobi Metro - that one is HUGE

Accra has 1,300 paved roads. Nairobi has 7,500 paved roads.

End of long story.

those that Vaxx posted, didnt you see?

rvp2018:
Video rebutal showing Accra slumpolis in such a wide angle would reduce the arguments and save us some carbon footprint.

He didnt even say it was Ghana's

rvp2018:
Now you're stealing South Africa videos.

rvp2018:
Surely 1,000kms of roads! How small is Accra. Nairobi city alone 15K

Now see how much noise you are making when the entire Nairobi county have 14km of roads with only 53% of them are paved.

I was just trying to see if you could be honest with yourself.
The entire Greater Accra has 23K to 25K of roads.

compare to Accra, it is less green

rvp2018:
There is reason Nairobi is called the Green city in the SUN and has been voted the 14th most eco-friendly city to visit - right there with European cities.

You need to integrate forest and environment. Please don't argue when you can watch this video and get all the facts.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs&t=1352s

Show me something close to that - in entire west africa.

This screenshot shows nothing can you take a proper one with a heading so we can know the Nairobi the chart is representing?

from your writeup, only 53% of Nairobi roads a paved

Below is Accra city

rvp2018:
You should know by now that Kenyans don't lie; Only grass-cutter eaters do.

Nairobi city has 15K road network.

Nairobi City Roads and Associated InfrastructureAccording to the Kenya Roads Board (KRB) roads inventory and conditions surveyconducted in 2009, Nairobi has a total road length of 14,719 km, 53% (7,730 km)of which are paved [6]. Based on the reports assessment of the roads status, 45% ofNairobi’s roads are in either fair or good condition, while 55% are in poor condition(Table 1). The poor condition of majority of the city’s roads is a major cause forenvironmental concern, particularly because these can lead either to driving in lowspeed using heavy gear, or driving in dusty environments, contributing to particulatehigh emissions of Particulate Matter (PM2.5).

The Nairobi City County Integrated Development draft plan 2018–2022 (CIDP)notes that the City has
300 km of non-motorized transport (NMT) facilities coverage,
39,000 street lights,
52 surveillance cameras,
22 traffic lights management systems(signalized junctions),
198 bridges,
41 overpasses (flyovers),
15 bus terminus and
96 city county traffic marshals, all of which are aimed at management of trafficand protecting and improving mobility through NMT [7].

we have a substantial tree cover in ours making it too green than the concrete jungle of Nairobi city

rvp2018:
Of course, the forest and animal parks are the city lungs ; which is why Nairobi was voted 14th world most eco-friendly city.

with 1/4th of it a forest

rvp2018:
Nearly all Nairobi roads are paved. Nairobi has nearly 8,000kms of road. Don't even talk of metropolitan. What is unpaved are roads in Nairobi National Park.

Nairobi's metro is very huge. The built-up area extends more than 60kms around Nairobi -

rvp2018:
Nearly all Nairobi roads are paved. Nairobi has nearly 8,000kms of road. Don't even talk of metropolitan. What is unpaved are roads in Nairobi National Park.

You know you don't have to lie right?

I can prove mine, can you prove yours?

rvp2018:
Yes, the gov has to keep up, as coffee farms give in to real estate. This is where Kenya gov has a big problem. Nairobi city is sorted with paved roads. The problem is in Nairobi metro.

What is the road length of Nairobi city and how many of them are paved.

For instance, Accra city which is referred to as Accra Metropolitan Area has 1,632 km of roads, of which 1,310 km are paved.

they were charging 25% before because it was risky to loan to people without structures like Addressing and stuffs in place.

But now, with renew efforts from the Ghanaian government to address the identification and addressing systems, Banks have largely dropped rates down to 15 and 18% without an interest rate cap.

Now you can even get commercial loans at 10% as demonstrated by Standard Chartered Bank as long as you can meet all their requirement.

rvp2018:
But why are you banks charging you 25-30% interest rate - cedis depreciation and inflation to start. In kenya we have a handle on that. Bank are expected to raise interest rate from 13% to 15%. Anything beyond that will lead to hue and cry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3l-MCcxh_c

more eco- tourism investment

except most of the roads are bad

rvp2018:
The first video was okay - if there we enough greenery. This one is Nairobi Metro towards south of Nairobi.

Nairobi has a world-class residence. Let us not go to Nairobi.

Let us try Nairobi Metro - Kiambu, thika, etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwrP0H_hkoU

Too bad for you

We dont much of a court challenge so businesses do not have those limits.

We have a lands issue and land cases can take years to resolved but if you need issue free lands, you can easily get them.

As for our macro economics, they are not much of an issue since everything in economics have a cascading effect which can be both good and bad.

rvp2018:
The problem is not the competition. Our banking sector is free - and any player can come in. We have 45 banks.

The problem is dealing with defaults in a country where collaterals protection is weak. Title deed in kenya are wrought with graft - so if you fund someone to build a house - and you end up with useless title deed.

And then worse our court case is bogged down with huge case backlog - resolving any dispute will take years.

So this is what hails our banking sector.

As for Ghana - GOD HELP YOU: The macro-economics are SCREWED.

rvp2018:
The Banks have behaved so far but if they start charging 20% - the bill will be brought back. How Ghana and Nigeria survive with a 25-30% loan is beyond me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWa_8sKDSOs?t=44

By raising prices while limiting the participation of foreign retailers in the retail market.
There by creating enough buffer and a sizeable market for players.

Producers usually get their loans lesser.

okay

i will watch it in free time

rvp2018:
You can have the video. Gov had to play dirty otherwise MPs were going to overturn president vetoe. Kenyan banks remember having been making supernormal profits since 1998!!

There was high drama and almost rigging by gov

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4C-t4hG8eI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWa_8sKDSOs